Thursday, December 5, 1968
THE UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN
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Students to view salary resolution
Seniors in the School of Education will have a chance to examine the $6,500 resolution tonight at a meeting at 7:30 p.m. in the Kansas Union Forum Room.
A bulletin which was mailed to all seniors in November explains the resolution, which calls for a $6,500 minimum starting salary for all teachers in Kansas. The measure urges all beginning Kansas teachers to refuse job offers at less than $6,500 beginning with the 1969-70 school year.
Representatives from the Kansas State Teachers Association (KSTA), which voted to support the resolution last April, will explain the provisions of the resolution and answer students' questions concerning the measure.
Mike May, Parsons senior and member of the planning committee, will also offer suggestions to individuals for showing support of the resolution.
"I feel that the committee has workable plans, which if we get the support of one-half of the seniors in education, will enable us to realize our goals," May said.
Black Union to confer on methods of action
The practical versus the philosophical goals of the black revolution will be the topic of the first regional conference of the Black Student Union (BSU) at KU Friday and Saturday.
Adrian R. Clark, president of the BSU, said the conference will open with a speech or speeches at 8 p.m. Friday in an undetermined room of the Kansas Union, but details have not yet been worked out.
The conference will continue at 10 a.m. Saturday morning in the Kansas Union Big Eight Room. Workshops will be held Saturday afternoon to discuss the courses of action the BSU should take in the black revolution.
The conference will be attended by delegates from the entire Midwestern region, Clark said.
The delegates must register at the registration desk from 8 to 10:30 a.m. Saturday in the north lobby of the Union. Only members or delegates of the BSU may attend the conference, Clark said.
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Carl Knox, superintendent of Lawrence District 497, pointed out last October when student support of the resolution first became strong, that beginning teachers should not put pressure on local boards of education. Instead, they should appeal to the Kansas legislature.
Knox explained that local boards of education are presently prevented from making
bigger salary offers by a state law which says they can expand budgets to a maximum of only 104 per cent of the previous year's budget.
Under this law, district 497,
currently offering a beginning
salary around $5,500, could not
meet the demanded $1,000 in
one year. Knox said.
Richard Eldredge, Lawrence senior and president of Mu Epsilon Nu, professional honorary for men in education, said students can reach the legislature indirectly by applying pressure on local school boards.
Fund set up;
Scott honored
The Angelo C. Scott Memorial Fund has been established here by the William Allen White School of Journalism.
The fund, honoring the late editor and publisher of the Iola Register, will provide an annual award of $100 to the outstanding student reporter on the University Daily Kansan.
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which now exceeds $1,000, can
be made through the University
of Kansas Endowment Association
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